Stephen A. Smith’s sudden presidential buzz smells fishy. The ESPN loudmouth says he’s “disgusted” by both parties, but his campaign looks like another swamp puppet show. Behind the scenes, liberal elites and their media allies are pulling strings to push another empty suit into politics.
Jason Whitlock exposed the truth: Smith’s whole act reeks of Democrat plant strategy. Just like Kamala Harris got softball interviews and scripted moments, ABC News and Disney are editing Smith’s clips to hide his flaws. These media giants want a controllable candidate who’ll push their radical agenda while pretending to be “independent.”
Remember how they treated Trump? Nonstop attacks. But Smith gets kid gloves and free airtime. The double standard screams rigged system. Whitlock called out Smith’s shady past and flip-flopping on vaccines, asking why nobody checks his phony “centrist” claims. Real leaders don’t need Hollywood producers and Twitter bots to make them look presidential.
Smith’s “platform” is all anger, no answers. He whines about tariffs and “woke culture” but can’t name one policy fix. This isn’t leadership—it’s celebrity narcissism. The Left wants distractions, not solutions. They’d rather parade a sports talker than address border chaos or inflation crushing working families.
Democrats keep failing hardworking Americans. Now they’re desperate to rebrand. Smith’s fake populism is their latest Hail Mary. But patriots see through the act. A guy who supported Kamala Harris and trashed Trump suddenly claims to hate both sides? Please. This is swamp math: bad actor + media lies = “viable candidate.”
Normal Americans are sick of phony outsiders. We don’t need another unqualified celebrity learning on the job. The White House isn’t a TV studio. Smith’s ego trip proves both parties care more about power than serving the people.
The media-Democrat machine thinks you’re stupid. They think you’ll fall for polished lies and edited interviews. But real Americans want truth, not talking points. We need fighters who’ll smash the swamp—not hired clowns performing for their puppetmasters.
This isn’t politics. It’s reality TV with nuclear codes. Smith’s “campaign” shows how low our standards have sunk. Until We the People demand better, the elites will keep laughing all the way to the ballot box.
